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23-01-2007, 12:09
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Re: Game Controller for control
Using the game controller for driving the robot is always going to be a risk because it has to be as close to perfect (if not) as it can be to get your desired functions. A controller for just a part of the robot ( Like our SNES controller last year for our shotter) is much better when you dont have to move it distances or have multiple variables in the way.
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